BED ATLAS / INDEX 01
The Bed Atlas organizes the current audited BEDU seed by form, system, taxonomy, and relationship. It is deliberately inspectable today and structured to grow without collapsing into a flat list.
CATALOG / AUDITED SEED
Every card below is an existing audited Bed Genome seed. No thin placeholder entries are generated to inflate the catalog.
A bed form whose frame provides an integrated mattress-supporting platform or support surface.
A stacked/elevated bed-family seed carrying U.S. jurisdiction-specific regulatory evidence without treating that rule as a universal global definition.
A transforming bed form designed to fold or swing toward a wall, closet, or cabinet when stored.
An elevated bed form that leaves usable space below the sleeping surface for another room function.
A low secondary bed that rolls or slides beneath a higher bed when not in use.
A bed/couch form with a long history of combining reclining or sleeping with a seating role.
A dual-purpose seating and sleeping system in which a sofa provides or converts to a bed surface.
A bed-family taxonomy node that integrates storage into or beneath the bed structure.
A bed form with tall corner posts, historically used to support curtains or a canopy.
A bedstead form characterized by a curved or sweeping head-and-foot profile and historically associated with French/Grecian bedstead fashions in the early nineteenth century.
A sleeping system whose support surface can articulate into different positions; specific mattress/base compatibility is intentionally handled by BEDU003 CompatibilityRule records.
A sleeping system centered on a mattress formed by a watertight enclosure filled with water.
A Japanese floor-sleeping system in which futon bedding can be laid on a tatami-room floor and folded/stored so the room can serve other functions.
A four-footed string-bed form represented here with India-specific evidence as a frame supporting a woven rope or cord sleeping surface.
INDEX / 78 ENTITIES
The index exposes what currently exists by entity kind. Size standards open BEDU008 pages. Components, support systems, mechanisms, construction methods, materials, and styles now open BEDU009 reference pages; history and world nodes open BEDU010 pages; BEDU tools now open their materialized tool routes when available.
Primary bed forms and broader sleeping systems.
Parts, support structures, mattress classes, and mechanisms that make a bed system work.
Material and construction nodes used by the current Bed Genome.
Design styles, historical periods, culture/region nodes, and provenance-first historic objects connected to documented bed evidence.
Use cases, room constraints, and planning-oriented classifications.
Existing regional size and dimension entities. BEDU008 now gives bed-size standards dedicated pages while product-specific dimension profiles remain supporting evidence/examples.
BEDU decision and exploration tools that are first-class universe entities.
GRAPH / EXPLICIT EDGES ONLY
Every step is generated from stored graph edges under strict depth and node bounds. Generic shared-use hubs are not used to manufacture similarity.
PATH 01 / SPACE
Follow only explicit space_saving_alternative edges in both directions from the platform-bed seed.
PATH 02 / TRANSFORMATION
Traverse only explicit related_form and alternative_to edges from Daybed. This path does not infer similarity from shared generic use cases.
PATH 03 / ELEVATION
A compact form relationship using the stored symmetric related_form edge.
PATH 04 / CONTEXT
Follow the evidence-backed context edges attached to the current four-poster seed.
CURIOUS / START ANYWHERE
Curiosity entries are chosen from the same audited dataset, not a separate editorial content store.
A sleeping system centered on a mattress formed by a watertight enclosure filled with water.
A four-footed string-bed form represented here with India-specific evidence as a frame supporting a woven rope or cord sleeping surface.
A Japanese floor-sleeping system in which futon bedding can be laid on a tatami-room floor and folded/stored so the room can serve other functions.
A transforming bed form designed to fold or swing toward a wall, closet, or cabinet when stored.
RELATIONSHIP KEY
Compatibility is not represented by Atlas graph edges. BEDU CompatibilityRule remains the sole compatibility source of truth.
The relationship is presented as a factual assertion and carries evidence references in BEDU data.
The relationship is an explicit BEDU navigation/editorial connection. It is useful for exploration but is not presented as a sourced factual claim merely because an edge exists.
ICU / CONNECTED DISCOVERY
These links come from ICU's bounded public recommendation graph. Bed-size market scope, compatibility authority, fit geometry, history, and evidence boundaries remain unchanged.
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